Cline is now available in the AI SDK harness layer
Vercel’s AI SDK harness now runs Cline behind the same interface as six other coding-agent runtimes, while keeping Cline in the host and sandboxing only its tools.
The official **@ai-sdk/harness-cline** adapter runs Cline through the shared HarnessAgent interface. The harness layer now supports **seven runtimes**, including Claude Code, Codex, Cline, OpenCode, Pi, Deep Agents, and Grok Build.
Builders maintaining agent products can put Cline behind the existing interface and compare or switch runtimes without rewriting application integration code. Review trust boundaries before assuming the entire runtime is isolated.
The official **@ai-sdk/harness-cline** adapter runs Cline through the shared HarnessAgent interface. The harness layer now supports **seven runtimes**, including Claude Code, Codex, Cline, OpenCode, Pi, Deep Agents, and Grok Build. Builders maintaining agent products can put Cline behind the existing interface and compare or switch runtimes without rewriting application integration code. Review trust boundaries before assuming the entire runtime is isolated. Cline itself runs in the **host process**; only its filesystem and shell tools operate in the sandbox, with no bridge installed there. The material does not specify behavioral parity between supported runtimes.
This confirms that HarnessAgent is becoming a practical runtime-selection layer, adding Cline as a seventh official option without requiring another application integration. It does not establish behavioral interchangeability, and it sharpens the security boundary: Cline remains in the host process while only filesystem and shell tools are sandboxed, so adopting the adapter must not be treated as full runtime isolation.